davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
TIN 1nAnE In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Nov. - l>pectaO- Their were VIC ""' P
,ods, several moments when the course o. Inc 'ihc'
doubtful Ian son Bro others had goo" "'"' !" So 49,,
" ~ p,,ce. were staggering LIT sud Il - - haih
a, whether tic holding WAS golng 10 be unoA"e' WIZ"
ont break IN the rrcc itwAs all taken nMe'S'.
figures carried up hove - '"nts W.r,r1e A Ike
,sl,rr Abo.t 500 On0 bushels were alpa,,'"'l onr,
80 , anv II was opcny talked b. the i uAt !" 'o
K,,n clique were the principals and tA"t u,, -. Nsrs
lend ~ n name. After hose ~" Ds 80, f,In.t ok.
nur a lie N.y he n arkrt look o. detiSN'r ve, =
Hutchinson the biggest and most pri,,s ~, ,.lnL
Iou, amt New York advanced tie prices ''. tn ts
Iota mar ket- acted son. All the ses 'r AN =. n,er.
afternoon excited ant at the top no ' - nm Tor
afr Al IN /. urinary markets being iuo less man ma
"Wednesday and 3OOcuO bushels ,hrcs aays
last week. The arrivals here weln " y. Il. a. raj
OF all ga l3s 81 them NPt'ns "hrs" "" III iowa
"a. N M, wheat o,ensd at - - hls som -
s2S couts ANA IN tho airIuooh - - arrcn.
al "A cents Tho foreigners. leu Nv 80, a.. s,m .,s
started huy At tie O.eh hS ., % ~ ,ir igs
csnts mn o. a. rents bul.ing nom t4- - ~
cent, ", Rlopn The provision pit was con- "',,lL
dull Armour IN quet way was semns p"in ,.sses q
nr,n,hpy 1.,t,ng ria OF 10 600 barrels The nantch"
n = mn VA, Inc ca traogdiuary strength oicorn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
psnsrs s19s9o During the year 7666iO passengers
aud j. $685. toas OK freight were carried.
TAKEN FROM THE RECEIVERS HANDS.
THE PETITION or THE HEADING RECONSTRUCTION

rue PETITION or THE READING RECONSTRUCTION
TRUSTEES GRANTED BY JUDGE MKENNA.
PITTsprRG. Nov c3 (SpcciGt.-sevcra Philadelphia
LAWYERS appeared before Judge Mckenna, OF the Uned
state, Supreme Court. today and made apphca-
ton for the removal OF three railroads from the
hands OF receivers. The roads were tho fhlla-
de!phia and Reading, Ncw-Jersey Central ana bul-
falo, Ncw.York aud Philadelphia. The applcations
were gran ed They were nnopposed II was expected inc
anplcations would be made January and days pro-
.edin,s were rather uncx pectsd. All ninctons ana
restraining orders dissolved stripped OF some
OF its repcons and legal terms the order Ia the case OF
the Phi ade phia ana Reading IA rs follows:
The pctfnn Of the PHILADELPHIA and Reading Railroad Com
pauv and the Philadelphia coal ana iron ,omplhy anu o
ion OF es. k.consrieiion Trustee hylhg
.n presented praVing dissolution 81 the recevershs
and tie Of all the Ifnpert anc II appearing @t o
TO be pnr, klsed bv John u. Garrett ani 9th r..
Fccoasiructun Trustees and thn toa ing debt 10 De
,urchasei sad HcconStructon Trustee ami nave
effected urrt III the rcie to, Tor financial re-
organization. u }, ordered that ~" peon - fr1nt"d ~
The urthcr orders that the rectlvers cerh
cafes he ISSUED bv the beng endctei
by obstruction Trustee. 10 tho I'oe',is and e can
eel alton ly thu yors aud upon Prov IN
e said receivers FOR their proir' ph
against all Liabilities the f'cever- shan anh oyer 10 Ie
pauy pon The second o. ia u'ry IS all the pr perry
now Her possess on amt the .aid compilations deeh
anS 10 h.rcy e~,i AT Lawful dtJ' ncifrci ny
Inc ndruui M" receivers against all
Lawfully uTIed by them IN the aonin,tia' IN %
tsust and Tor the purpose n compleng The act emo1
the time OF transfer. enforcing necessary, .lc
payments o; tn" deb, hereby ordaTcl TO he p AMI The
lights Of tho bbuho Ter, AMI other creditors nt
The exchange OF SO urtcs provided for in tho plan OF re-
organization shall havo and OF all other bonih0id
cr- ard creditors. ,
The court Of tic-e until the
further court question arsng II con.
Net on vuciug Of sad be brought
summary to the a. og 81 the oor't ~ M sad rport
tons ants he receivers other party III interest
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
DOWN GO THE RATES AGAIN.
VAIN CONFERENCE WITH Mr.. HICKsON.
TIE GRAND TRUNK MANAGER AND NIX FINK CAN

NOT AGREE-CUr NET WITH CUT.
The trunk lines yesterday met me 'hFd rcducuo'
~ the Grand Trunk Of canada on urc'scu Hca' r@c'
and VIII hereafter follow that roads rates without
formal notice. General Manager joseph lii-ks"n. 4"
that company, was in the city, and hc held long
conference with Commissioner Fink Nicc'ChairmaI
George Il. Blanchard was present part OF the time
Tic discussion Va, friendly In character but no agree
ucut WIS reached the essential points OF difference
Irfwcen the canadian and tho American roads Mr..
I!iclsou coocd gently Ia favor Of harmony and dis
claimed al intention 81 providing contest Of rates
Ert he wonld not yield one oia OF his position He
said shat the ,.ranI T.unk only wished to secure it,
fr,.,e, share Of ib, dressed meat traffic. and hc
thought t.,t II should be allowed a mrniL'S expert
urn with lis GiGerruiial rate. Al the end OF that
time h, va, willing 10 submit TO arbitration, and
WoGd even allow Mr. Fink to say what tbs dii,rcnial
rate .IoI!d b.. In The Grand Trunk was found TO
lc securing 100 largo a shaIo of ihe business. lie in
sisted that his road sho1ld DO permitted to test the
question Lcforc Submitting any permanent Arrange
Icnt 10 arbitration
Commits .oncr NIX could only urge upon Mr.. IIick-
son the iuadyi,atuy OF permitting any ono line to
establish it, dlGricntial rate with view TO making
a record for a subsequent arbitration lie stated
that che American lines were resolved to oppose such
q claim and pointed ont that waste OF .rohis would
be- the result al ia, Grand Trunks altitude.
Ancr Nj IIicL,on's departure Commissioner Fink
By ylr;ue of the uihoity vested in him, issued cir
cuar establishing rates on the following basis from
Chicago 10 New York: Dressed meats and hogs I'm
f-ctapr - cents per 100 pounds, dressed hog
il common cars. -; catlc, - IL; sheep, 30 cents,
These rates are from > IL To - cents under the
taiiI issued on Tuesday. They Will .ta"c elect to
day. The following Vas added 10 Inc circular:
Until further notice thr rates dressed meats
viii be- made the same and take effect the Samo time
via thc lines ri The joint Executive Committee Via
~" thca-o aud Grand Trunk and Grand Trunk rail
ways. For corrrs Vondng reductions III live stock
rates special tariffs viii BE- issued"
II vas r.morcd from Chcaso that the Grand Trunk
would cUt gram and provision rates in the trunk
lines persisted In reducing N r dressed BRET rates t.
its level. Mr.. Fink said fha he dd think IL wa,
the dis o-ion OF the Grand Trunk to extend tho
fare beyond lis present limits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
THE GEORGIA TEMPERANCE CINP1IGN
ATLANTA EDITORS ENGAGED ~ THE CONTEST WITH
nEI CnMILIIING IIIELL EApEE.


OUT CoMHITTING THEIR PAPER.
ATLANTA. Ga. NOV. % The unique attitude OF "The
At anita Constitution the question of Prohibition
adds comic clement 10 the oampa gn which every
boiy Is enjoying hugely. lAiioraly it says nothing,
but 1t, ncws columns literally sprnhlcd with fran
tic appeals for AMI sgain-t Prohibition, each of which
is marked CONN m .catci7 That Of it-cf would tc
funny enough But two of tho editors AMI prop"letor'
OF the laper, MesSrs Ora, y AMI Howell. have entered
the fight, Ar. G. ally coming for prohibition AMI MIR
Howell against prohb on Their articles have ap-
pcalcd In " The Con-tiu'ionT marked "communlc atcd
AMI strong presentations Of their respective sides
of The question. Since these articles have pcarcd,
paragraphs commencing them. evidently editorial. but
.tl,uion.7 On ore page. Instance, the reader IS
informed that the Irohibihonlss squiimluS over
captain IoWrli's abo exposure OF their lypocn'y.'
and on another Iaseo Lc sam, PAPER he l. tot
thai tho Ants vrcsng IN er the brilliant tn'cc-
tive Of Colonel Cia Ia the meanwhile 'olo -! Hemp.
hII. tAo principal owner 81 ih' paper h'' p ii'''
%! Affairs cannot last long am uouJu'-'
after the crciiOI Oh "a urAy De- Constitution VIII
mark out flr ill., u definite POI = on ' temperance
question. Whether thi- vii result I'm tho retirement
Of colonel Grady Or captain Hovrl rcna ns to b" sen
IAs same he sad Of Tie - az II %" tcci "h
Al present a. f. lWpo-,il' - ~ boss % VII -, but
the surface indications Iout ~ victory Tor Vie ann
Should be- defeated they Mi -ot ~ eat down ih'S
declare hat in -ofr way to temporary triumph oi
fhrf rnrnIcs vOuli DE gain 10 th"nh I"r IL WoNlp
how the people how much moro prosperous ALBANIA
u rum ticy put 70. II l. oilf lar tu "li maj
200 men or. .iviel on The question al TIE IT h'-
tuto,.-fs have succeeded iu gaining ths hr'h'e
OBJ, many citizen, who are strong believers ih temper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
rrnryRAycK AxD NE AMrRIcly sryDlE

TTVTFNA N'h w III Y NIT ~ ~ M T.
letter signed by anunbsr o: New Workers who arc
Interested IA American SnadIJ AMI tie pAase which
ia. ,enperanco question las now assumed was sent
10 MAJOR HDwlIuG OF Iorsn.o. who IS an eloquent
and isrclb.s speaker rrqresns hin 20 >d!re' the cs
pens ~ Sew-lork upon these questions ~ Seinway Han
ON Tlc.lly syening December - MAYOR How AMI Is
resarisd a authority o. the subjects and has 70
cenfr headed .ucces'u revolution In their behalf IN
, oyaoity The letter boar, tho following siguatures
Iov.n & Murray tho Koy Dr. Howard Crosby. William
t. Dodge Elliott T. shepard Charles D. nndA 'nr rev
H., tviotr Ahbstt the Kew Dr. Jams, VI. King Edward
Y Iosw sr Julg. Noah Davis. tho Rev. Or X =. Mac
PRISE VI Rundy, W. ". noppu, IT,, and the Rev. Dr
MllDuI h. Gratis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
NEW NORTHERN PACIFIC BONDS SOLD

NEW NORTHERN PACIFIC BONDS SOLD.
II announced officially yesterday that the nov
third mortgage bonds Of tho Northern Pacific Rail
road had been sold to syndicate, at tho head o.
which were August Belmont and Henry Willard Thu
early rumOrs that DrcXcl, Morgan & co. Voro inter
cstcd in tho Transaction were denied Mr Eclmoni
acts, ~ course, for tho Hotlschlds, and Mr. Willard
for thc Doutsche Eank, Of Berlin. Tho prlco paid
for the bonds could not be- a5ccr aimed, but s. was .
figure talked about Tho ISSUE limited [,
I9 900 900 aud tho sale Of - 900 900 includes ali
except tho amount reserved for The extension Of the
dividend certificate, which mature al tho oud OF the
yoaT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
NEw.YonK CENTRAL BAGGAGE FACILITIES.

4 thorough reorganization % Tho baggage service
OF the York central Railroad II undrr way, with a
view TO expanding IA ill;ics to meet The growing bust
ness. Il viii DO conducted 10y T. j. Wolfe, who nas
bocr appointed General baggage Agent, w.,h head
quarters Albany. to I'll the vacancy caused by the
rcsisnaton of X. +. WcstcOtt. Mr.. Wolfe has had
long cx pcrenco the Vanderbilt lines having served
As ety. tho General Freight Agent II tho Ere
line aud In similar capacity to a former General
shpcrInfeulrnt Of tho Lake Shore road For year
he has been general agent OF tho passenger
department Of the Now York Central at Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
RICHMOND AID WEST roIYr TERMINAL

The presidency 81 th" Richmond and West rom
Terminal Railway Company has not been seitcd Il
+. Nil.on. Who viii h. a member 81 the nav board
Is said 10 be- reluctant 10 accept tho management, b"
cause his ago and wealth dispose him to les active
duties. Roswell T. Flower might take tho position
under certain circumstances. but he viii not do -
unless his support is unanimous. There seems TO be
strong mprcs .ion Wall street that John H. Inmaf
Will BE- tho head Of both ti" Terminal and tho Rich
inrnd and Danvillc com, anic-. In add' ~ 10 iii'
changes mentioned I'm TIM IriHr>K yc>icfdiY, II l.
probable that Colonel q. NJ NcGhrc. 81 knoNviNo
Tenn. viii 10 made director Of tho company II Is
doultf1 II 10" present president viii retain scat IN
tho board Tic tram fer books viii D. Ct sod a. INC
end ~ tho month and there Is every reason 10 sup
pose that The proposed charges he result of pos,
two know Ledge about the control - tho stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
THE NEw.HAvEN's THANKSGIVING TRAINS

ANNOUNCEMENT was made yesterday BY the NeW.Yort
New-Haven and Hartford Railroad that tho folov,,s
passenger trains would not be run tod,.
on account Of the Thanksgiving holiday. Int.
New York The q. m. train from Stamford
the $40 a. M from New-Havcn, the $50 a. m fro,
Bridgeport the GAO and $40 from Stamford ana
the $50 a. IL. train from New-Canaan. Out Of New
York the following trains will be discontinued: Tia
4O2 r. NJ train for Stamford, the 5:O7 p. m for New
canaan. tho 500 and 5:44 p m. for Stamford
for Stamford Train No % will leave Stamford AT & IN
H. and will accommodation ain from thers
TO hl3 city on the time OF the S. train taken on
Train No 62 will leave NewYorK at 544 p. IN Ana
will run IA an accommodation train to stamford on
the time OF the D A "a train. discontinued The sis
y. 10 train from New York will run TO stamford snlv
Train No 70 (Adams Express) will run as accsmluo.
dation train from New York TO New Haven stopping a.
all stationa number Of freight traias will also laid
aside for today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
DrvocR,IIC yTGrrEs on vIRGryri.

RICHMOND Va, Nov 23-Dr j. u. Pcndietsn, Clerk
OF the STATE senate after figuring to-day upon the oi'a
returns of the election tor members o. the lsgt
lature ~ received nv the secretary OF the Common
wealth furnishes the following figures deavng out iAs
county Of Ntuseiuond. from which there are two 70
turns): To;al Democratic vote. 1880; tola Eepar
lican vote ll69iO. Democratic majority Ia tue st-'e
on the popular vote 2Gl5 The hrst return from MAJ
semoud yive. a Ecprblieaa majority OF 3J9 eI7ins
net e~scratlc majority cf 2.256. In the tolille' o.
Amelia, Gr-eusvilr. NottaNay. stafford aLd >"ssrA
thsrs were 40 Demscratlc aCmInees for tAo nome.
Delegates ami consequently ~ Dcnot!dt.c VOC vs.
pcel These counties gave Governor Lee ''"'- ,""r
clark Couuy had no epIblcan no rihee lof TIC oS'
but pollel ~ woes Tor tne Republican seh"toi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
rrMors ABOUT rnErAc1rIc INQUIRY.

Tumors about the report Of the Pacific Railroad Com
mlssoncrs were plentiful In Wall ~re"t Yesterday. a
sharp advance In Union Pacific stock may have been
due to the Iunor that tho Commission would recon-
mend tho extension ~ tho debt 10 tho Government for
q long term Of years a. :: per cent Interest II Ws-
rumuird. Indeed fhat th~rc might 10 division among
the Commits, .oncr, and a minority report Tho Art
~ Congress that directed ts investigation provided
that 10 report should be maho To the President 1cfor"
nnIleI |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL SETTLEMENT
suuderstooi that the bondheicrs committee OF the
Houston and IeIas Central Company have reached n
complete agreement with G. T. Huntington for tho
easzaton Of the road. The settlement Is said to he
OF favorable character but its details yet rcay
for publication The Organization Will go ~ rapldly
possible. aud at early day IL Ii sNpectsd thar
ment Of interest viii be resumed. There a sisrp
advance price Of tho bonds Yesterday on pnrcharI
me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
GOOD SHOWING FOR A LITTLE ROAD

The annual report OF the station Island Rapid Transit
Railroad Company for the yoar ending September 30
1887 Just ready will show tho following highly favora
bic figures Gross earnngsFor 500 1913 O93 30: for
1897 Ssi2277 IS Operating eIpenso,-For 1886.
1871 1876 80; for 1897. SGls 400 Net earnings For
1856 Sl69j7 90; for l-37 S23Jsj7 Az Fixed charge.
For $50. 81 .D37 81; for 1887. S223.GOj 81. Der
icit-For 1886, ~ 1919 ~ for 1887 -. surplus
For ASG. =--; for lSN1. 80 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24

PmT,DELrnI,, Nov. % tSpreiab.-The Rraping Kali.
road has ordered twenty-five locomotives 10 be Nv
and coal trains
BALTIMORE Nov. GA meeting OF the directors
Of the Western Maryland Railroad was hold to-day when
the report OF tho president presented The gross
earnings were stated at $755.6lO and net earnings
$3OOSl2 Tho increase OF earnings tho year pro-
ceding ~ S72 and tho Increase Of operating ex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24

Some told that catarh ncurabs Itisuot
Dr. sagos Caiarh Remedy wall cure IT, It Is pleasant TO
always does II work thoroughly We have yet TO
Of q In which 1t did not accomplish cure when
faithfully used Caafrh disease which IL Is dangerous
10 neglect certain remedy Is at your command AVIAN
your OF before the complaint assumes mere serious
Term. All druggistA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
N<VH IT bad breath. sluggish A
ZAII MI n1NH bowels. pain In the ~
u w ~ small 0 -

discoored skin may be very
your sadly condition and
that only constitution Al treatment will do any good
doss OF physc" will not help YOur 0nly
To take DR. Kennoiy Favorite Remedy and cleanse
system OF tho impures that clog the fo channels
tho livor and ktaeys Soao In tho Bladder
Gravel Ia tho Kidneys terrible things Yet Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorito Remedy Ii radical for tAsss
troubles 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
MR. WHITNEY GIVES TURKEYs TO TINE CLERKS

ME-. WHITNEY GIVES TURKEYS TO THE CLERKS
WAsHINGToN Nov. 23.-ln order to allow the clerks
and employees TO prepare for Thanksgiving Day the Er
ecutivo Departments were closed al o'clock today
Secretary Whitney at his desk in tho Navy Depart
ment this morning and recey Ell many calls them
being OF "a Mr.. Whitney diroc
secretary inform AL the employees I'm tho department
that as a mark o the regard entertained for them by
their chief accordance with his usual custom "a
srcr upon prom peuiferer for turkey ID grace
the TlaDksglViE dinner would be LOusred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
IDE OFAN EMBA RRASSED All

:
PrrsFELp Mass. Nov. % IS JeciaI.-iIenry Martin.
prominent hard ware merchant. found dead his
bed this morning II Is supposed that ho comaited sui
eide on account OF financial troubles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
GOOD THINGS FOR 1000 POOR PERSONS

Boston, Nov. % (Speciap.-Tbe happy custom OF dis
trbutins to the worthy poor turkeys vegetables and
other articles necessary for hearty Thanksgiving dnser
was observed this sorniny for the eleventh tse By the
Thanksgiving Dinner Charity under the direction OF ths
Rev d. W. Waldron. over 300 families, comprising
about people, will share the benefits OF the srty
Selected by thirty visitors among the poor they repre-
scented the most deserving AMI helpless Of those In heed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24

rs d..nd for .te- rl. he much 2rger In ,sS than
m an, provoi. V-af the prices viii rance rom - -
rus .tafsi. That A. the steel
,ti. VII b.. closet n b-reuO~r owing 10 scs-cV - or
der. II paying prices. trur nat some n NAV sop
,n~. ion "a Indefinite per because OF Their nabiJ 10
my, RAJ. Al present % production. II price" 10 not
ot,yo general al The
bee ,n. bref period N"'ucto rave
bsrn 1t stcelfon. Troy amt Worcester
ml, named the reduction averages about 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
THE PRESIDENTS THANKsGTvING.

WASHINGTON Nov. % (Speciab. Tie President ex
poets TO spend Thanksgiving Day quietly at tue White
House will attend church services in the morning
a. Is his custom. At dinner the President and ur,
Cleveland will guests the three yOnng lies nov
visiting Mrs. Cleveland Mrs Folsom and perhap, one or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24

EAsTos. Nov. - (SpeciaD. -Iayiayctts College won
from Iehigh University we'll played game VI football
oday with score OF too Tho game give, Lafayetts
the cham pOnshlp Of Pennsylvania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
LESS srEEL 4ND mos IMPORTED.

so snrr-powN or TIIr MILE FIT REDUCTION
OF WAGES POTABLE.
PHILADELPHIA. SOY - tSpr trh.- he Amfrcah Iron
and Si)cf Ruir'iu. issued to-day, says;
r,a.rpor. az iron and th' country from Gre
much q than nfinc sew
rll rre,.d nr months a. fhO 'Np9rt 'urs W W. NhO"
IN, .mouut ed 10 llIl' tons VINE Tor &c
,het Icy we're ~ tom, TIC decline 10 'ciobct -
..orn m pr IRON .tssl rails lh~ exports 10 ms
c,aurv from Gfr4t Britain 30 tAr ten mnathf o. i07t
.raun 81 O. 20. gross tons WHICH IL - nuch Aitr
,u.rtv than total imports y non tni .iee " LILO
nife tate, from al countries IA tho whole OF lS'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24

city and largo number Of entertainments has b., .
ranged for. - - 60. -
The state Prison ct Sing Sing will be cios>d krs -
guards and prisoners will be treated With extra ratia
cigars, ETC.
The Rev. Beverley Warner, Rector OF Christ rhr,.,
Bridgeport announces that the ladies OF his parish m
give free dinner to every enc OF the 400 nsWsbsy' -
the city One restaurant keeper Will present 10 eaS -
$50 resident families complete THANKSGIVING dinss,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-01-01

81 natter boz ns..1ef or hos loaz standing
j. rls-o-ls ID gelleel 1esl a lle Eoces. AlroLs
sssl 49, ODD las SPECTRE p fs.-atla, c4s
-eses t1l "a ~ ever 49, t1sl - Lzs .fkz9--A
szd thorough esery usse a lea i-ss-t q Eec.ed
all la= alvtes sfs1l l. -lfict-s @tlsr~1 - II =
lose--ell ll form peasant W lske, s4t d11s
ga interfere uila l.-slassS pars--.s- En1y-se1
o. Thousands who lAFs lsed To- IS sire yol
obtain d.. bells Medical Discovery. A1d
Lzz- 30 1-her our dlasgS-s W. ot1er % Tor
yol % lsl o1 iee o. - 144- Ga Teesipl o.. Price
Oue DelLsf laEes ID eve pscksse4 VII cure
otstluar1 Gases f1AS have resisted eFeiy O-1ef
fgI4 oi treatment fIepST.1 ouly -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-01-01
Ali at prices that will induce
you TO leave your order.
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS on CLAIMS.

NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS or CLAIMS.
y STATE OF NIcHIoAN, County Of hcnt-s,.
Probate Court for said County.
Estate OF Cherries ". Paine, deceased.
The undersigned having be Cd appointed b. the
Hon Judge 81 Probate oi fni1 tolnty Commits
tiOners OH Claims N tie matter @. sald Ektaif.
and tx months from The seventh cay Of Decem-
Der 4. D. ls-t. having Aseu a. owed by sad
jude Of PronGic. 10 Rli persons having Ca ms
against SAID p hta. ~ which % present Their
claims 10 u> for eXairInstlou and adjustment.
NOtce il hereby gwen That We viii meet on
Friday the sever ia day 4 January. A. D.. l,-1,
aud on Monday, he sixth day 81 june. j..
1Sss. A. ten ocipf b O. n.. 81 each cay, ai the n
flee OF More * Wilson. Room - LedNard B'ocs,
ia be city Of Grand Rapids IN said county, - rc
ceiye aul examine such claims.
:. Dated Grand Rapids Delcmber Sih 4. D., losG.
& w iIlAE GtNNoN-
CHARLES - NlLsuN,
Commissioners